Worship of Ganapati under his aspect as Vighnaharta, the remover of obstacles, with the sankalpa directed at a specific difficulty in hand.
Puja of Ganapati under the Vighnaharta aspect, with the sankalpa made for the matter you name.
The fuller form, with the sixteen upacharas and the traditional stotras recited under the Vighnavinashaka epithet.
The puja completed with a havan on the Ganapati mantras — the tradition's usual way of closing a sankalpa made for a specific purpose.
A counted observance for a prolonged difficulty: repeated puja, Ganapati mantra japa to a sankalpa count, and a closing havan.
The extended form: a yajna with a full oblation sequence, preceded by abhisheka, counted japa and Atharvashirsha recitation.
Vighnaharta and Vighnavinashaka are among Ganapati's oldest epithets, and this form of the puja addresses him under them. What distinguishes it from an ordinary Ganapati puja is not the deity or the upacharas but the sankalpa: it is made for a particular obstruction the devotee names. The larger forms add a havan or a counted japa, which is the tradition's usual way of extending a sankalpa made for a specific purpose rather than a general one.
The tradition gives Ganapati a double office — he places obstacles and he removes them — and worship under the Vighnaharta epithet addresses the second. Because the rite is defined by its sankalpa rather than by a distinct liturgy, naming the difficulty clearly when booking is what actually shapes it.
Offered when a specific obstruction stands in the way of work already begun.
Traditionally undertaken before a decision, a case, an examination or a journey.
Taken up as a counted observance where the difficulty is prolonged.
Performed for a household or for a named individual.
Puja of Ganapati under the Vighnaharta aspect, with the sankalpa naming the difficulty.
Havan or counted japa where the package includes it.
Durva grass, modaka and red flowers offered as the tradition prescribes.
Sankalpa taken in the devotee's name, gotra and stated intention.
Photographs of the ritual shared with you afterwards.
Prasad couriered to you once the ritual is complete.
Sankalpa in your name, gotra and the specific matter the puja is offered for.
Purification of the ritual space and kalash sthapana.
Puja of Ganapati with the prescribed upacharas and offerings.
Recitation and, where included, counted japa of the Ganapati mantra.
Havan where included, then aarti and distribution of prasad.
Describe the matter plainly in Special Requests when booking — the sankalpa is made from what you write.
You may attend in person or have the ritual performed on your behalf.
Share your name, gotra (if known) and the purpose of the ritual in Special Requests when booking; the sankalpa is made from these.
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